100 Ways To Use Twitter In Education, By Degree Of Difficulty Twitter may have started off as a fun social media site for keeping up with friends and sharing updates about daily life, but it’s become much more than that for many users over the past few years as the site has evolved and grown. These days, Twitter is a powerhouse for marketing, communication, business, and even education, letting people from around the world work together, share ideas, and gain exposure. It has become a staple at many online colleges and campuses as well, leaving many academics wondering just how and if they should be using Twitter both in the classroom and in their professional lives. So we’ve revised our our original 2009 list to get you started or up to date. Whether you’re an academic or just interested in building your Twitter profile, keep reading to learn some tips and tricks that can help you take the first steps towards using Twitter for coursework, research, building a professional network, and beyond. The Basics Organize your Twitter. Etiquette Connecting
12+1 vídeos que os professores “devem” ver Hoje descobri um post com quase dois anos com uma lista de vídeos que os pprofessores não “devem” perder. Alguns deles já conhecia, mas é uma bela lista para se ver em doze dias. Descobri esta minivideoteca no site dangerous ! irrelevant num artigo escrito por Scott Mcleod que depois me levou para +1 vídeo muito interessante que hoje mesmo partilhou, the future of learning Os outros doze, os antigos: “Sir Ken Robinson, Changing education paradigms (11 minutes) O autor refere que não existe ordem de preferência! Bons vídeos! Histoire de la twittérature-Nouvelles Le mois de la twittérature qui prend fin aujourd’hui aurait eu du plomb dans l'aile cette année. Beaucoup s'interrogent : l'ITC n'aura lancé en février aucune festivité ni même, en cette année bissextile, organisé des célébrations de circonstance. La twittérature est-elle déjà en mode d'évanescence ? Déliquescence prématurée ou actualisation d'une mort annoncée-prévue-souhaitée par ses détracteurs ? Pas de #moisdelatwitterature cette année ? Mais le plus récent concours de tweet fut celui organisé par la Zone d'écriture de Radio-Canada. Et tout ça c’est sans compter les sommes investies par les entreprises pour la mise en place de mini réseaux sociaux privés, accessibles uniquement depuis leur intranet sécurisé où pourraient circuler encatimini des tweets langoureux. Dans le contexte plus large d'un média social dont la popularité ne fait que croître, il est donc légitime de se questionner sur le statut et la forme du tweet littéraire.
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Et si 140 caractères, c'était assez... by Nathalie Couzon on Prezi 25 maneiras de tirar o máximo proveito do Twitter Twitter may very well be the single most important tool for teachers right now. Considering many are not even using the service, that says a lot about how effective the platform is for learning, engaging, development, and more. In an effort to make sure you are getting the most out of Twitter, we’ve compiled a very lengthy list of tips and tricks. See Also: 45 Simple Twitter Tips Everyone Should Know About Katie and I went through our list and narrowed it down to the top 25. Follow folks who are interesting to you. Just tweet! 25 Ways To Use Twitter In The Classroom, By Degree Of Difficulty How Can We Stop Cheating In Online Courses? 6.11K Views 0 Likes While clearly not every student is trying hard to take the slacker route, it's worth noting that picking out the students trying to take this route gets a little more complicated when you move from taking classes in person to taking classes online. 5 Ways To Have A High-Tech Classroom With What You Already Have 11.45K Views 1 Likes There are a host of ways to use the technology you already have at your fingertips to create a Classroom 2.0. How Common Core Standards Mesh With Education Technology
45 Simple Twitter Tips Everyone Should Know About Are you a tweetin’ teacher? Do you rely on tweets for your extended PLN ? Whether you use the service or not, there’s a whole world of information being shared and you should start taking part. But if you’ve been too nervous or unsure about HOW to actually use Twitter as efficiently as possible… the wait is over. We’ve offered up plenty of tips and tricks for Twitter but never anything like this. It’s an elegantly organized set of infographics detailing the step-by-step process of using Twitter and making it work for you. Key Questions Answered Did you know SEO played a role in your Twitter profile? View Tips As Slideshow
Guide : les applications pédagogiques de Twitter Les applications pédagogiques de Twitter (en pdf, 17 pages) est un dossier de Michèle Deschênes (enseignante en techniques d’intégration web) et Séverine Parent (conseillère pédagogique TIC) publié au Québec en février 2012 via le portail professionnel de l’éducation ProfWeb.qc.ca. Ce guide s’intéresse à l’utilisation de Twitter dans un cadre pédagogique : pour la classe, l’apprentissage et plus largement il peut correspondre à des situations de formation notamment en espaces publics numériques. Twitter est-il service en ligne pertinent à intégrer dans des séquences de compréhension, d’acquisition de connaissances et de compétences, d’interactions entre des personnes ? Le dossier Les applications pédagogiques de Twitter répond à ces questionnements légitimes par un état des lieux exhaustif de ce qu’est et représente Twitter aujourd’hui (au-delà des discours médiatiques ambiants) et en considérant la flexibilité de l’utilisation de l’outil pour apprendre. 1. 2. 3. Licence :
The 100 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools Chosen By You The Wordle of this list! (Click image to enlarge) One of the most popular posts on Edudemic in 2010 was The 35 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools Chosen By You and I felt it might be time for an update to that list for 2011. There were more than 900 submissions but many were duplicates. How To Use Your Smartphone As A Scanner 5 MOOCs Teachers Should Take As Students 8.42K Views 0 Likes MOOCs may or may not save higher education, and if they save it they may further widen the gap between elite and lesser-known schools. They may also reinforce existing achievement gaps for students. Gargalo na sala de aula A precariedade do ensino de ciências desponta como uma incômoda pedra no meio do caminho do Brasil, num momento em que o país ambiciona internacionalizar sua pesquisa científica e é desafiado a formar recursos humanos qualificados em grande quantidade para acelerar seu crescimento. O obstáculo é tangível na série histórica de resultados do Pisa, sigla em inglês para Programa Internacional de Avaliação de Estudantes, exame que testa, a cada três anos, o nível de competência de adolescentes de 15 anos em leitura, matemática e ciências e é aplicado em mais de 60 países. O Brasil participou da prova de 2009 com uma amostra de 20.127 estudantes e obteve uma média de 405 pontos em ciências. O desempenho superou os 390 pontos obtidos no exame de 2006, mas está muito distante do de países desenvolvidos ou mesmo dos emergentes com os quais compete diretamente. A China, por exemplo, alcançou 575 com um time de estudantes da cidade de Xangai (ver gráfico ao lado).
From Smoke Signals to Tweets: How The Evolution Of Communication Is Changing Your Classroom The following post is written by Beth Holland & Shawn McCusker from EdTechTeacher. Be sure to sign up for one of the last remaining spots at their iPad Summit! From quill and ink, to slate and chalk, to pencil and paper, to typewriter, to computer, to iPad…. each evolution of technology has allowed students to make their thinking visual, articulate their ideas, demonstrate their understanding of concepts and skills, collaborate with their peers, and communicate in complex and modern ways. Each advance has made it possible for those who master them to go a little further and to communicate a little more effectively. Historically, people who have taken the time to learn these technologies, or develop new ones, have reaped great rewards. Andrew Carnegie was “discovered” because of his ability to use the telegraph – the peak of communication at the time – to unravel a rail snarl that paralyzed his company. Bill Gates invented a way for people to visually interact with data on their computers.